Sentence examples for to have relieved from inspiring English sources

The three are then supposed to have relieved themselves on the pitch.

(Some analysts argue that the amount today is far lower, and at the end of the week, Morgan Stanley appeared to have relieved investor fears).

The invention of photography (which can do this better than any painter) could plausibly be said to have relieved the artist of any such responsibility.

He is also alleged to have relieved himself in flowerpots, ran naked through communal areas, called his neighbours prostitutes and scribbled lewd graffiti on the walls of public buildings.

But extremely heavy investment at ports, where work crews have been working day and night, and the construction of many new railroads and highways appear to have relieved the bottlenecks.

Clever Malloch-Brown was too big a fish to swim happily in David Miliband's pool and though he had family reasons for leaving, he seems to have relieved frustrations by revealing that Brown's government is more "chaotic" and "short-termist" than many he has known in the developing world.

If you followed the above steps correctly, you'll be relieved to see that you have relieved yourself without a toilet, and without a mess.

The move to Queen Elizabeth's has relieved that pressure, an MoD spokesman said.

They've relieved themselves.

Collins, more than anyone, seems to be happy to have been relieved of the game plan.

Kelly complained that Dowdy's regiment was "sitting on its ass," and threatened to have him relieved.